... BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM LARGE, Greenwich, builder, to surrender Feb. 26, at 1?. JOSEPH Gilbert, Body-bridge, Upper Ground-street, Blackf. urs, and St. Georges-road, Canilierwel!, engineer, Feb. 20, at 12. Jjiin Rankrn Davii.son, Sloano-street, Chelsea, railway ...

... The bankrupt was a merchant, of Great Carter-lane Debts. .19 1. ; assets and property held, about 'Mil. Mr. Eeed opposed the bankrupt passing his examina- I tion ; Mr. Denny appeared for creditors ; and Mr. Lucas for the bankrupt. The bankrupt, in e ...

... filed by the bankrupt. He said that the assignees had made inquiries as to the mode of business pursued by the bankrupt, and it appeared that he had obtained advanoes upon goods pledged by bim with Mr. Attenborough and others. The bankrupt had been only ...

... he had received. The accounts had only recently been filed ; and as the bankrupt had been bankrupt before, it was a case that ought to be lookedinto. Mr. E. Reed, for the bankrupt, stated that he had undertaken to supply the students and professors at ...

... given against the bankrupt he went to prison, and petitioned this court. His house was expensively furnished, but it was now said that his daughter was the owner of tho | furniture. He had been bankrupt before in 18*53. The bankrupt's wife was in receipt ...

... property held, about 1,400.. • 4 * 191/ - ; ?? ** d Mr Walters appeared for the aasignees, and Mr. Law- ranee for the bankrupt. The bankrupt had been required to render accounts of his father s estate of which he was one of the executors and those accounts ...

... three months, the bankrupt had filed no accounts and had not even been to the office of the official assignee. The bankrupt's only excuse was that he had been out of town. His Honour adjourned the case sine die. IN RB GODFREY. The bankrupt, a livery stable ...

... assignees, and examined the bankrupt. He stated that he had been carrying on business in London as Moira Maclean and Co. sinoe 1858, and before that as a partner in the firm of Cooper, Fisher, and Maclean. Had been bankrupt 20 years ago, and had since ...

... eisignees, which took place on Wed- nesday last. The bankrupt had been twice bankrupt before, once as a bill broker, and had divested himself of ail Ins property before coming to the court by a bill of The bankrupt stated that his debts were about 900? ?? and ...

... presence of the bankrupt t.ere was necessary ; and the assignees did not object to Iris passing his examination and receiving his order of discharge. Mr. It. Griffiths appeared for the bankrupt. . His Honour said he would pass the bankrupt's examina- tion ...

... assignees ; and Mr. Reed for the bankrupt. Several objections were now raised, on the ground that :he accounts were inaccurate, and an adjournment was j .ranted, to enable the bankrupt to amend them. IN RE BEN WELZ. Tr.e bankrupt was a stock and share oro_er ...

... order. IN RE EDWARD MYERS. The bankrupt was described as a gas-meter manufactu- rer, of Millbank-row, Westminster, and since of Paris j The debts are G,017t., of which 3,000?. is due to a Mr.' : Clarkson (also a bankrupt) for money lent, and 9997, arc ...